Giveaway- Origami for Mindfulness: Color and fold your way to inner peace with these 35 calming projects
Leave a comment in today’s post by October 23, 2016 and you are in the running for this pretty origami book with a pack of origami paper included.
Open to U. S. residents only please.
Use mindful origami everyday with these 35 projects designed to destress, calm, and help you live in the moment.
The therapeutic effects of origami are well known in Japan and here Mari Ono—an expert in Japanese papercrafts—reveals how a few simple folds can reduce stress, improve concentration, and help overcome negativity.
By focusing on the experience of creating beautiful paper flowers, objects, animals, and more, this collection of 35 projects will guide you on a path to connectedness, awareness, and improved physical and emotional health. Not only that, the feelings of joy and satisfaction gained from completing a model will bring inner peace and help to redress emotional imbalances in our daily lives.
Origami is also the perfect tool for anyone interested in taking the first steps toward a mindful lifestyle—it is a very pure discipline where no expensive equipment is required and you can do it anywhere. To get you started, over 60 pieces of origami paper are provided, including a selection of sheets you can color in yourself—another activity proven to elicit a calming response in the body.
Carla Hundley says
Love learning and making
projects like this. Be fun
to win the book and paper.
Carla from Utah
Bonney says
I love working with all kinds of paper. This looks like a lovely book!
Cathy Burgett says
I would love to win and then my little girl and I could complete the projects together.
usairdoll says
Would love to learn Orgami and share it with my grandson. I could also use a great stress reducer.
Thanks for a chance to win! Fingers crossed ;D
usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com
Laurie B says
My daughter and I enjoy making origami items together, what a genius idea to add coloring!
Chris says
This looks like a great thing to learn and teach my grandsons.
My Path through Caregiving says
I love the idea of origami
Betty Clay says
Thank you for the giveaway. How fun to combine coloring and origami in one book!
Sharon Balazs says
Relaxing and beautiful keepsakes in return
Jennifer Lancaster says
I have loved origami since I was a child.